glass half empty or half full? why do we even ask at all? all this thinking takes its toll on our society of analysis anti-action and paralysis it really is a dangerous thing overphilosophizing i mean we've fallen victim to the allure of thinking that we can cure anyone anything and or any problem with enough thinking tinkering and or solving but truly there's really got to be more to cure the modern malady of paradoxes and dichotomies and meta-epistemologies we've come too far for us to merely be just because i think we think if i can really only see what's standing right in front of me once it's gone to the periphery then i'm positive that we'll all have been over inacting and underachieving for far far too long
we think too much and do too little it's not like it's a test or a riddle we write creeds and manifestos but there's no credence manifested if we don't give precedence not to kings queens or presidents but to becoming a society- a people who won't go quietly whose thoughts and bright ideas suddenly begin to coalesce into lives being lived to the absolute fullest we need something more we need a paradigm shift made from something much more sure than a philosopher's two cents but if we don't act now if we procrastinate and wait our dreams will just be dreams and tomorrow will be too late so then- if you don't mind instead of stopping just to analyze and think i think i'll take that half of a glass and maybe take a drink
I was had been awake for 32 hours when I wrote the initial draft of these letters on a page. I had just lost (yet another) job and had realized that I couldn't stop thinking. They say guys have the unique ability to think about nothing- but I've never been able to accomplish that feat. So anyway- I took the overflow of my firing synapses and spilled my thoughts onto a page. When I write, I find that I can think about anything and not be stressed or overly emotional about it, as opposed to keeping it bottled up in my mind. So, yeah. Stop thinking. Start doing. A side note- I don't drink. The most alcohol I've ever had was probably when I accidentally swallowed some mouthwash...